Positioned along the highly traveled Grand River Avenue corridor, this renovated brick office building offers a compelling value-add opportunity within one of Detroit’s most established commercial districts. The property combines strong visibility, classic architectural character, and meaningful progress toward modernization, creating a standout acquisition for investors or owner-users seeking quality space in a strategic location. Substantial improvements are already well underway, allowing a buyer to step in at the ideal moment and complete the building to their preferred vision. Constructed in 1939 and significantly updated in 2025, the building retains its historic presence while incorporating the groundwork for contemporary office functionality. Features such as brick construction, basement foundation, updated heating systems including forced air and baseboard, and existing security measures including an elevator, smoke alarms, and security system support a versatile platform for professional services, creative office, nonprofit, or administrative operations. Public records indicate a sizable two-story footprint suited for efficient office layouts, collaborative environments, or multi-tenant configurations. The property sits near the intersection of Grand River Avenue, Fenkell, and Southfield—an area known for strong daytime traffic, neighborhood stability, and accessible connectivity. Its position offers immediate access to local businesses, residential communities, and major arterials leading into downtown Detroit and surrounding suburbs. With the building currently vacant and no existing leases in place, a new owner can activate the asset without legacy constraints and leverage the remaining renovation scope to optimize rents or tailor the space to specialized use requirements. This offering represents a rare chance to acquire a nearly completed commercial property with exceptional street presence, flexible zoning for office use, and meaningful upside through final finishes. It stands as an ideal match for investors seeking long-term value or users ready to establish an identity along a major Detroit corridor.